It wasn’t to be.
To get away from the crowds on Easter Sunday, we embarked on the Hutton circular walk which I found on the Facebook page Summat to do. https://www.facebook.com/summattodo
Sadly, the heavy rain of the previous night had turned some of the route into a quagmire making it impossible to continue after the first gate. Did I mention we had our little dog Freddie with us, who doesn’t like his paws cleaned at the best of times.
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| We had our coffee break on the huge village green at Hutton Cranwsick |
The walk will have to wait until the ground has hardened up a bit.
After lunch, we set out to Danes Dyke Danes Dyke (visiteastyorkshire.co.uk) and made our way through the woodlands to the beach. The sea was coming in so we couldn’t stay there long.
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| The land slip |
On Monday, some family joined us for lunch and we visited Hornsea
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Hello L, it's me (Meike, Librarian With Secrets) - as it happens sometimes, I seem unable to comment any other way than anonymously, in spite of being signed in with my Google account...
ReplyDeleteAnyway, you had a good mix of walks, fantastic sea views and family meals over the Easter break - and the weather seems not to have been too bad. Glad you still reached your favourite bench in spite of the landslip!
I find that steep cliff path with the steps irresistible; it reminds me of our walks on Jersey 8 years ago, a place I'd love to return to some time.
Hi Meike. I've not been to Jersey but it's on my list. Do you visit the Yorkshire coast when you are in England?
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Hello Linda, my late husband and I used to spend a week in Scarborough almost every year, and from there made trips to other places along the coast, such as Whitby, Filey, Robin Hood‘s Bay. I have not been back there since he died, which will be 15 years this November, but I really want to revisit Scarbie and feel that I am ready for it.
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